The Kerrang! Chart: The best new music this week

Every Friday, you get bombarded with new music. To make it easier to get on board with the most killer stuff, we've digested it all, and curated the ultimate weekly chart.

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Malevolence – If It's All The Same To You

'KICK IT!' Yeah, man. It being possibly 'your head in', 'your arse' or 'out the jams'. Whichever, Sheffield shit-kickers Malevolence have returned with a banger here, full of groovy, Pantera-ish riffs and aggro chonk. Plus, for extra bad boi points, they got Brick Top from Snatch in the video. The only man, we imagine, who can tell Alex Taylor to fuck off like that and get away with it. Welcome back, lads.

YUNGBLUD – Hello Heaven, Hello

It's nine minutes long. It sounds like the ’90s. He's out in the snow without so much as a shirt to keep him warm. Didn't expect any of this from YUNGBLUD's next move, we won't lie. And what's this? A massive, Jimmy Page-ish guitar solo over a load of epic strings? Why, yes. All of which is grand stuff, obviously, and a very welcome surprise from Dom, there.

SOFT PLAY feat. Kate Nash – Slushy

Here we have Tunbridge Wells two SOFT PLAY teaming up with Brit singer Kate Nash for a bratty punk jam about someone, metaphorically, sucking 'all the flavour out of my slushy'. 'What a prick,' declares Kate at one point. A sentiment to which we can all relate.

1. Malevolence – If It's All The Same To You
2. YUNGBLUD – Hello Heaven, Hello
3. SOFT PLAY feat. Kate Nash – Slushy
4. DE'WAYNE – biological
5. Luke Spiller – She's Just Like California
6. Acres – Staring At The Sun
7. Inhuman Nature – Dead And Buried
8. Youth Code – No Consequence
9. Superheaven – Stare At The Void
10. Jools – Mother Monica
11. VOWWS – Hurt You
12. Burner – City 17
13. Hyphen – This might be it
14. Lonesome – Save Your Words
15. Humour – Neighbours
16. Calva Louise – Aimless
17. STORM – Black Hole
18. Hexvessel – A Dark & Graceful Wilderness
19. Arm's Length – You Ominously End
20. URSA – Deconstruct